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Page 1: Sibley Bridge

Sibley Bridge

Construction ConferenceFebruary 29, 2016 1

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A Unique Project for the Valley City DistrictTraffic Control

• No detour allowed

• No road closure allowed

• The bridge had to be built half at a time with one lane open for traffic at all times.

Permits• USACE Section 404 Permit – Corps of

Engineers

• Sovereign Lands Permit – North Dakota State Water Commission

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Congested Project Site

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Construction of the Sibley BridgeCoordination Issues

• The bridge exists on an easement from the Corps of Engineers

• No other easements, temporary or permanent for this project. o Confined work area, right of way in the city is 120’ and outside the

City 150’.

o West side, in the City of Sibley, Corps of Engineering boat ramp parking lot could not be used.

o On the east side a restaurant parking lot. All construction and storageetc. had to be on the right of way. 3

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Construction of the Sibley BridgeCoordination Issues

• Existing Utilities – Telephone in conduit on the bridge, overhead power adjacent to the bridge, and a traffic counter in the driveway to the Corps of Engineering boat landing parking lot.

4Overhead utilities created an issue during the construction project

Boat landing parking lot

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Project•The project was constructed in 2013

•The project started on February 19, 2013 – It was still winter

•The project was completed on October 25, 2013

Construction of the Sibley Bridge

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Wintertime construction on Sibley Bridge

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Environmental • Silt curtains, sediment collection bag

& swallows

• Raised the Bridge 5’ for boat traffic

Construction of the Sibley Bridge

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Making sure to protect the environment

A boater enjoying the water

Sediment Control Bag

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• Lengthen the bridge by 103’

• Build grade raises at either end of the bridge

• Cofferdams – Dewatering for piles

• Built the bridge half at a time or build it twice.

• Riprap

Construction of the Sibley BridgeProject

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Working in the cofferdam

Placing Riprap from a barge

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Unforeseen Issues• Other construction traffic

• Agricultural traffic

Essentially two projects

Construction of the Sibley Bridge

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Construction of the Sibley Bridge

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Project Dedication

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Questions?

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